EP3122619A1 - Riding board apparatus - Google Patents
Riding board apparatusInfo
- Publication number
- EP3122619A1 EP3122619A1 EP15768086.9A EP15768086A EP3122619A1 EP 3122619 A1 EP3122619 A1 EP 3122619A1 EP 15768086 A EP15768086 A EP 15768086A EP 3122619 A1 EP3122619 A1 EP 3122619A1
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- Prior art keywords
- seat
- riding board
- board apparatus
- chair support
- riding
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
- B62B—HAND-PROPELLED VEHICLES, e.g. HAND CARTS OR PERAMBULATORS; SLEDGES
- B62B9/00—Accessories or details specially adapted for children's carriages or perambulators
- B62B9/28—Auxiliary dismountable seats ; Additional platforms for children in standing-up position
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
- B62B—HAND-PROPELLED VEHICLES, e.g. HAND CARTS OR PERAMBULATORS; SLEDGES
- B62B5/00—Accessories or details specially adapted for hand carts
- B62B5/08—Children's seats ; Seats or supports for other persons
- B62B5/082—Children's seats
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
- B62B—HAND-PROPELLED VEHICLES, e.g. HAND CARTS OR PERAMBULATORS; SLEDGES
- B62B5/00—Accessories or details specially adapted for hand carts
- B62B5/08—Children's seats ; Seats or supports for other persons
- B62B5/087—Platforms to stand upon
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
- B62B—HAND-PROPELLED VEHICLES, e.g. HAND CARTS OR PERAMBULATORS; SLEDGES
- B62B9/00—Accessories or details specially adapted for children's carriages or perambulators
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
- B62B—HAND-PROPELLED VEHICLES, e.g. HAND CARTS OR PERAMBULATORS; SLEDGES
- B62B9/00—Accessories or details specially adapted for children's carriages or perambulators
- B62B9/10—Perambulator bodies; Equipment therefor
- B62B9/102—Perambulator bodies; Equipment therefor characterized by details of the seat
- B62B9/104—Perambulator bodies; Equipment therefor characterized by details of the seat with adjustable or reclining backrests
Definitions
- a riding board apparatus with a foldable seat that will allow the stroller with an attached riding board: to have a board that can be easily lifted for storage towards backside of the stroller; to be easily transported up/down stairs; to have a seat that does not compromise the ability of the child to stand on the board if desired; and to be configured to allow for transportation of a child, both, in a standing and seating option, without having to attach/detach a seat from the board.
- Such riding board may also be configured to have a variety of advantageous features.
- the riding board apparatus configured to be mounted to a stroller.
- the riding board apparatus includes a platform, at least one mounting arm extending from the platform, and a seat mounted onto the platform and configured to be convertible between a sitting configuration and a stowable configuration.
- the riding board is convertible between a sitting configuration and a stowable configuration by pivoting the chair support relative to the wheeled platform, and rotating the seat relative to the chair support.
- FIG. 1 shows an exemplary riding board with a seat in a sitting configuration facing a forward direction.
- Fig. 2 shows the riding board of Fig. 1 with a back rest in a folded position.
- Fig. 3 shows the riding board of Fig. 1 with a seat in the process of being moved to a stowable configuration.
- Fig. 4 shows the riding board of Fig. 1 in a stowable configuration.
- Fig. 5 shows an exemplary riding board in a lifted configuration.
- Fig. 6 shows an alternative exemplary riding board in a sitting configuration with a seat facing forward in a completely unfolded and upright position.
- Fig. 7 shows the alternative exemplary riding board depicted in Fig. 6 with the seat being moved to a rear- facing position.
- Fig. 8 shows the alternative exemplary riding board depicted in Fig. 6 in a sitting configuration with the seat in a rear-facing position.
- Fig. 9 shows the alternative exemplary riding board depicted in Fig. 6 in a sitting configuration with the chair support being moved forward.
- Fig. 10 shows the alternative exemplary riding board depicted in Fig. 6 in a sitting configuration with chair support and seat in a forward position.
- FIG. 11 shows an enlarged view of the underside of the seat of the alternative exemplary riding board depicted in Fig. 6.
- Fig. 12 shows the alternative exemplary riding board depicted in Fig. 6 with the backrest of the seat being moved to a folded position.
- Fig. 13 shows the alternative exemplary riding board depicted in Fig. 6 with the backrest of the seat in a further step of being moved to a folded position.
- Fig. 14 shows the alternative exemplary riding board depicted in Fig. 6 with the backrest of the seat in a folded position.
- Fig. 15 shows the alternative exemplary riding board depicted in Fig. 6 with the seat being moved to a stowable configuration under the wheeled platform.
- Fig. 16 shows the alternative exemplary riding board depicted in Fig. 6 in a stowable configuration under the wheeled platform.
- Fig. 17 shows the alternative exemplary riding board depicted in Fig. 6 in a stowable configuration on a side of the wheeled platform.
- Fig. 18 shows the alternative exemplary riding board depicted in Fig. 6 in a stowable configuration with the seat folded and positioned to provide a horizontal surface of a standing platform.
- This disclosure relates to a riding board apparatus that is configured to be mountable to a stroller and comprises an attached seat that is both supportive and stowable.
- the riding board is convertible between a sitting configuration and a stowable configuration.
- the ability to move the riding board apparatus between the sitting and stowable configurations provides as-needed access to a seat and allows for the seat or, optionally, the entire riding board apparatus to be conveniently stowed out of the way without having to detach the seat from the riding board apparatus.
- the term "sitting configuration” refers to a configuration wherein a seat is extended generally upright to provide at least a horizontal surface that can support a seated child. When the riding board is in a sitting configuration a child can ride along with the stroller in a seated position. It should be understood that use of the term “sitting configuration” does not exclude the possibility that a child may also stand on the riding board while the seat is upright, such as by standing next to the seat.
- the term "stowable configuration" refers to a configuration wherein the riding board is configured to provide clearance to a vertical space above a standing platform and, thus, access to a horizontal surface of the standing platform.
- a child can ride along with the stroller by standing on the standing platform.
- the positioning of the riding board in the stowable configuration is not limited and may include without limitation a configuration wherein the seat is folded and stored underneath a standing platform, a configuration wherein the seat is folded and stored on a side of a standing platform, or a configuration wherein the seat is folded and positioned to provide a horizontal surface of a standing platform.
- it is preferable that the seat is configured to avoid contact with the ground so as not to interfere with the movement of the riding board apparatus behind the stroller.
- the riding board when the riding board is in the stowable configuration, the riding board may preferably be configured to be moveable to a further "lifted configuration." In the lifted configuration, the riding board is lifted upwardly off of the ground and towards the rear of the stroller. Preferably, the riding board can be secured to the stroller in the lifted configuration for "on-the-go" storage of the riding board apparatus on the stroller body.
- the stroller and attached riding board can be moved up or down one or more steps without the riding board substantially encumbering or interfering with maneuverability.
- the stroller In order to use a stroller on a staircase the stroller generally needs to be tilted at an angle and pulled up or pushed down the stairs. Full clearance may be needed to keep the stroller at an angle.
- the riding board apparatus With the seat in the stowed position tucked under or positioned horizontally above the board, the riding board apparatus may be lifted against the back of the stroller creating enough clearance to push/ pull the stroller on a staircase. This is possible because a seat in the stowable position (as shown by example in Fig.
- the entire folding mechanism of the riding board apparatus is advantageous because it may be adopted according to the need of the user.
- the stroller and riding board apparatus can easily be wheeled even when the seat is in the stowable configuration.
- the seat will not interfere with the stroller when in motion because the seat is compactly folded flat against the board.
- the folded seat is raised high off the ground and does not make any contact with the ground.
- the seat may be easily unfolded (see Fig. 1) when a child is transported in a seating position. Alternatively, when a child is transported in a standing position the seat may be stowed away to give space for the child's feet (see Fig. 4).
- the invention is particularly useful for children who sometimes want to stand on the board, and sometimes want to sit down on the seat when they get tired.
- the seat can be easily folded and unfolded eliminating the need to detach the seat when the child wants to stand.
- riding board of this disclosure with a "stroller” is non-limiting.
- the riding boards can be used with any wheeled device, including but not limited to strollers, wheelchairs, wheeled-carts and the like.
- reference to use of the riding board with a "stroller” is inclusive of use with any such wheeled device.
- Fig. 1 depicts an exemplary riding board apparatus 100 in a sitting configuration.
- the riding board apparatus 100 comprises a wheeled platform 101 having a board 105 and at least one wheel 130A, 130B.
- the board 105 is configured to provide a horizontal surface of a standing platform on which a child can stand.
- the riding board apparatus 100 further comprises at least one or, preferably, two moveable mounting arms 11 OA, HOB attached to wheeled platform 101.
- the moveable mounting arms 110A, HOB extend anteriorly away from the wheeled platform 101.
- the moveable mounting arms 11 OA, HOB are configured to be engagable with a structure on the rear end of a stroller (not shown) and to mount the riding board apparatus 100 to the stroller.
- the moveable mounting arms 11 OA, HOB may be manufactured or adjusted to have a length, angle, axial rotation, position, orientation and/or configuration to accommodate the structural variations of many different makes and models of stroller.
- each mounting arm 11 OA, HOB is preferably fitted with a mounting device 111A, 11 IB for mounting the riding board apparatus 100 to a stroller.
- the mounting devices 111A and 11 IB may be removeably attachable to any structure of the stroller, such as but not limited to a vertical support of the stroller, a horizontal bar of the stroller, or a support structure at any oblique angle.
- the type of mounting device 111A, 11 IB is not particularly limited.
- Suitable mounting devices 111 A, 11 IB include but are not limited to an adjustable clamp or ratchetable device with an adjustable strap. Other devices suitable for attaching the riding board apparatus 100 to the stroller are known in the art and may be used without limitation.
- the moveable mounting arms 11 OA, HOB may include one or more pivoting joints configured to allow the moveable mounting arms 11 OA, HOB to bend or pivot.
- the moveable mounting arms 11 OA, HOB are provided with anterior pivoting joints 112A, 112B and posterior pivoting joints 113A, 113B.
- the anterior pivoting joints 112A, 112B are shown at a junction with the mounting devices 111A, 11 IB and the posterior pivoting joints 113A, 113B are shown at a junction with the wheeled platform 101.
- the moveable mounting arms may include one or more pivoting joints at positions different than those shown in Fig 1.
- the pivoting joints of the moveable mounting arms 11 OA, HOB may be selectively lockable to restrict pivoting motion when it is desired to maintain the moveable mounting arms 11 OA, HOB in a set configuration.
- the pivoting joints of the moveable mounting arms 11 OA, HOB may be selectively unlockable to allow the moveable mounting arms 110A, HOB to bend or pivot at the position of the pivoting joints when it is desired to change the configuration of the mounting arms 110A, HOB.
- the riding board apparatus 100 is shown further comprising a seat 120 A.
- the configuration of the seat 120 A is not limited, but may include a seat rest 120C and, optionally, a backrest 120B.
- the seat 120A may optionally be a fully protective bucket-style seat, a saddle-type seat or any other suitable configuration.
- the backrest 120B may be configured in such a way that the backrest 120B is foldable downwards towards the seat rest 120C.
- the back rest 120B may be mounted to the rear of the seat rest 120C by hinges 120D.
- Hinge 120D may be a pivoting hinge, sliding hinge or the like.
- a seat 120A with the back rest 120B in a folded position is shown in Fig. 2.
- the seat 120 A may be connected to the board 105 of the riding board apparatus 100 via a moveable chair support 125 that supports the seat 120 A in a generally upright, extended position.
- a moveable chair support 125 that supports the seat 120 A in a generally upright, extended position.
- an exemplary chair support 125 comprises an inverted L-shaped post extending upwardly.
- other configurations are possible and an exemplary alternative is discussed below.
- the chair support 125 may be adjustable to allow the seat 120A to be positioned at a desired height.
- the chair support may include adjustable telescoping tubes provided with a spring button locking pin, lever lock, rotating lock latch or the like. The height of the chair support 125 may be adjusted to accommodate the size of the child and/or to enable compact folding of the seat 120A when storing the seat in the stowable configuration.
- the chair support 125 can be axially rotatable to enable the seat 120A to be moved between forward, side and/or rear facing directions.
- the seat 120A may be configured to face the stroller (not shown), to face directly away from the stroller, or to face in any arbitrary directions.
- the seat 120 A can be mounted to the chair support 125 by any suitable mechanism.
- the seat 120A may be connected to a chair support 125 by a means that allows the seat 120 A to be freely rotated relative to the chair support 125 when the seat 120 A is being moved to the stowable configuration.
- the seat 120A can be mounted to the arm of L-shaped chair support 125 by a support bracket 119 and a pin 121 around which the seat 120A is rotatable 180°.
- other ways of configuring the seat 120A and/or the chair support 125 to be re-orientable may also be used.
- the mechanism connecting the chair support 125 and seat 120 A is configured to be releasably lockable to stabilize and support the seat 120 A when in use by a child.
- the angle of the seat 120A can be selected and set in a reclined or horizontal position.
- the chair support 125 is further configured to allow the seat to be movable between the sitting and stowable configurations.
- the chair support 125 may be pivotably mounted on the board 105 by a hinge 123 that allows the chair support 125 to pivot relative to the wheeled platform 101.
- the L-shaped chair support 125 may be moveable by pivoting up to 180° relative to the wheeled platform 101.
- the chair support can also translate forward or backward relative to the wheeled platform 101, such as by telescoping or sliding mounting mechanism.
- the hinge 123 is further configured to be releaseably lockable to stabilize and support the seat 120 A, such as by means of a release mechanism (such as a ring), and/or a tension mechanism.
- a release mechanism such as a ring
- a tension mechanism such as a ring
- other ways of securing the chair support 125 may be utilized.
- the angle of the chair support 125 can be selected to position the seat 120 A in a reclined or horizontal position.
- the chair support 125 and seat 120 A may be permanently mounted on the board 105 or, alternatively, the entire chair support 125 and/or seat 120A may be configured to be completely detachable and removable from the board 105 for situations where only a standing board is needed. This may be useful, for example, in case when the riding board apparatus 100 is intended for an older child who may only want to stand on the riding board.
- the backrest 120B may be folded downward towards the seat rest 120C as shown in Fig. 2. Additionally, if included, a removable handlebar 114 and/or a removable footrest 115 can be detached from the seat 120A and stowed. If necessary, the height of the chair support 125 may be adjusted to enable compact folding. As shown in Fig. 3, the seat 120A can be rotated 180° around the arm of inverted L-shaped chair support 125 by operation of the support bracket 119 and pin 121 and may be releaseably locked in position. As shown in Fig. 4, the hinge 123 may be released (e.g.
- the folded seat 120A in the stowable configuration is tucked under the board 105 so that it rests between the wheels 130A, 130B that are attached to the board 105.
- the seat may by folded and stored on a side of a standing platform (as shown by example in Fig. 17) or may be folded and positioned to provide a horizontal surface of a standing platform (as shown by example in Fig. 18).
- the riding board apparatus 100 may be configured such that, in the stowable configuration, it can be moved towards the back of the stroller to the lifted configuration (best seen by example in Fig. 5) so that the board is raised up and out of the way, if desired.
- riding board apparatus 200 comprises a wheeled platform 201 having a board 205, at least one wheel 230A,B, and at least one attached moveable mounting arm 210A,B with similar structure and operation.
- the riding board apparatus 200 includes an alternative structure for the chair support 225 and seat 220A.
- the riding board apparatus 200 may be configured such that, in the stowable configuration, it can be moved towards the back of the stroller to the lifted configuration so that the board is raised up and out of the way, if desired.
- the riding board apparatus 200 may be moved to the lifted configuration by pivoting the moveable mounting arms 21 OA, 210B at the pivoting joints 212A and 212B and optionally at pivoting joints 213A and 213B to allow the rear end of the wheeled platform 201 to be lifted upwards and, optionally, secured to the rear of a stroller.
- riding board apparatus 200 comprises a seat 220A including a seat rest 220C and backrest 220B that is convertible between a forward and rearward facing position.
- the backrest 220B of seat 220A is mounted to the seat rest 220C by at least one pivoting arm 240 with a slot 241.
- the pivoting arm 240 is mounted to the seat rest 220C at hinge 220D near a center point of the seat rest 220C.
- the backrest 220B includes pins 242 extending laterally from a center point of the back rest 220B.
- the backrest 220B is mounted in a slot 241 of the pivoting arm 240 by pins 242 to provide a slideable and rotatable engagement between the backrest 220B and pivoting arm 240. As shown by direction arrow A in Figs. 7 and 8, the backrest 220B is movable between a forward facing position depicted in Fig. 6 to a rear facing position depicted in Fig. 8.
- the backrest 220B also includes a releasable locking mechanism configured to secure the backrest 220B in either the forward or rear facing positions.
- the locking mechanism may be a tab 243 extending from the back rest 220B that engages and interlocks with a corresponding slot in the seat rest 220C.
- the seat 220A is connected to the wheeled platform 201 via a pivoting, U-shaped chair support 225.
- Each of the two distal prongs of the U-shaped chair support 225 are mounted laterally to the rear wheeled platform 201 by pivot hinges 223 A, 223B.
- pivot hinges 223 A, 223B allow the chair support 225 to rotate up to approximately 360 degrees relative to the board 205.
- the chair support 225 may also be adjustable to allow the seat 220A to be positioned and set at a desired height or angle.
- the chair support 225 and seat 220A may be permanently mounted on the board 205 or, alternatively, the entire chair support 225 and/or seat 220A may be configured to be completely detachable and removable as desired.
- the chair support 225 can be configured to position seat 220A at a desired position.
- pivoting of the chair support 225 moves the seat 220A anteriorly or posteriorly relative to the board 205.
- the chair support 225 may alternatively be configured to move laterally in a side- to-side motion.
- the pivot hinges 223A, 223B can be releasably lockable to stabilize and support the seat 220A when the chair support 225 is in the desired position.
- the angle of the chair support 225 can be selected to position the seat 220A in a reclined or horizontal position.
- the seat 220A is preferably mounted to the chair support 225 by a pivoting bracket 244.
- pivoting bracket 244 allows the seat 220 A to pivot relative to the chair support 225 up to 360°.
- the pivoting bracket 244 allows the seat 220A to pivot relative to the chair support 225 during moving of the seat 220A to the stowable configuration for compact folding.
- the pivoting bracket 244 may include a channel 244A configured to receive the chair support 225 passing therethrough.
- the pivoting bracket 244 is rotatable around the chair support 225 to allow adjustment of the angle of the seat 220A relative to the chair support 225.
- the pivoting bracket 244 may further include a releasable locking mechanism 244D to lock the angle of seat 220A relative to the chair support 225 at a desired position
- the pivoting bracket 244 may also include extending support member 244B configured to engage and support the seat rest 220C.
- the pivoting bracket may further include a releasable slide lock 244C to adjust the position of seat 220A forwards and backwards relative to the chair support 225 as desired.
- the pivoting bracket 244 is releasably lockable to stabilize and support the seat 220A when in use by a child and to maintain the seat 220A in the stowable configuration.
- the angle of the seat 220A can be selected and set in a reclined or horizontal position.
- FIG. 6 the riding board apparatus 200 is shown with seat 220A in a sitting configuration and a forward-facing position.
- the chair support 225 is positioned extending at an angle behind the wheeled platform 201 and the seat 220A is positioned facing forward.
- Figs. 7 and 8 show seat 220A during movement of the back rest 220B from a forward-facing position (as shown in Fig. 6) to a rear-facing position (as shown in Fig. 8).
- the backrest locking mechanism such as tab 243 can be disengaged to release the backrest 220B and allow the backrest 220B to be moved forward.
- Direction arrow A in Fig. 7 shows the forward (e.g., anterior) movement of the back rest 220B and pivoting arm 240.
- the pin 242 of the backrest 220B freely rotate in the slot 241 to adjust the angle of the backrest 220B.
- the backrest 220B can be releasably locked in a rear-facing position (e.g., posterior-facing position) by engagement of at least one tab 243 with the a slot (shown in Fig. 11) on a forward side of the seat rest 220C.
- the backrest 220B can be releasably locked in a forward-facing position (e.g., anterior-facing position) by engagement of the at least one tab 243 with the a slot (shown in Fig. 11) on a rear side of the seat rest 220C.
- FIG. 6 the riding board apparatus 200 is shown with chair support 225 in a rear position extending at an angle toward the rear side of the wheeled platform 201.
- Figs. 9 and 10 show the seat 220A during movement of the chair support 225 to a forward position extending at an angle toward the front side of the wheeled platform 201.
- the chair support 225 is pivoted forward on pivot hinges 223 A. Adjusting the angle of the chair support 225 relative to the board 205 causes the seat 220A to tilt forward.
- the seat 220A can be levelled to a horizontal orientation by adjusting the angle of seat 220A relative to the chair support 225 via adjustment of the pivoting bracket 244.
- the pivoting bracket 244 is then able to be locked in position to stabilize seat 220A.
- FIG. 6 the riding board apparatus 200 is shown with seat 220A in a sitting configuration.
- the initial step of moving the riding board apparatus between the sitting configuration and stowable configuration is folding the backrest 220B, if one is included.
- Figs. 12 to 14 depict positioning the backrest 220B in a folded position. If included, the backrest locking mechanism, such as tab 243 can be disengaged to release the backrest 220B and allow the backrest 220B to be moved to the folding position.
- the pivoting arm 240 is positioned level with the seat rest 220C.
- FIG. 13 shows the backrest 220B positioned substantially level with the seat rest 220C by rotating the backrest 220B relative to the pivoting arm 240.
- the backrest 220B can be slid forward by movement of the pin 242 through the slot 241.
- the backrest 220B is in the folded position substantially overlapping the seat rest 220C.
- the seat 220 A With the backrest 220B folded, the seat 220 A can be moved to the stowable configuration.
- Figs. 15 and 16 show movement of the seat 220 A to the stowable configuration.
- the chair support 225 can be pivoted forward to a position that is substantially level with the board 205.
- the seat 220A in the folded position may be rotated forward around the chair support 225 by operation of the pivoting bracket 244.
- the seat 220A can be pivoted on the pivoting bracket 244 to a stowable configuration in which the seat 220A is substantially horizontal underneath the board 205. If necessary, the positioning of the seat 220A can be further adjusted by the slide lock 244C.
- the seat 220A may be folded and stored on a side of the wheeled platform 201.
- the seat 220A may be configured so that the backrest 220B forms a horizontal surface of a standing platform.
- the riding board apparatus 200 may further be moved towards the back of the stroller to the lifted configuration so that the board is raised up and out of the way, if desired. It will be understood that the riding board apparatus 200 may beconverted between the lifting configuration, stowable configuration and sitting configuration by altering the ordering of the steps.
- the riding board apparatus may comprise any one or a combination of additional features.
- the seat may be fitted with a removable handlebar and/or a removable footrest.
- the handlebar or footrest may be in the form of a T- bar that may be optionally used interchangeably as either a handlebar or footrest depending on how the T-bar is mounted on the seat.
- Fig. 1 shows an exemplary seat 120 A with a handlebar 114 and a removable footrest 115.
- the seat may optionally also be provided with a seatbelt.
- the riding board apparatus may include a canopy for protection from the sun, a plastic rain cover, an umbrella holder, a snack tray with cup/bottle holder, winter bunting, seat cover, additional padding, and/or a stroller handlebar extender for more comfort when pushing the stroller.
- Other attachments may also be utilized.
- the riding board apparatus may further include interlocking fittings, grooves or clamps for mounting and stowing any one or more of these additional features on the riding board apparatus.
- the riding board apparatus may also be equipped with a strap or handle (not shown) for lifting the riding board apparatus in the lifted configuration.
- the riding board apparatus may include a securement mechanism configured to secure and maintain the riding board apparatus in the lifted configuration.
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